Red siskin (Spinus cucullatus)

I assume that these are captive-bred because they aren't native to Asia and aren't easy to come by any other way. Glad to see that.

@Summer Tanager I only had learned a year ago that siskins are particularly popular in the (suprisingly large) Indonesian finches community, probably the second popularly kept South American birds other than the parrots.

Red siskins are the most popular and widely kept (Despite being categorized as endangered by IUCN), presumebly has been bred here too. The hooded siskins, yellow-bellied siskins, and black siskins have apparently been bred and sold in Indonesia as well, though not as widely as the red siskins.

That's great to know! I had not idea that finches/siskins were so popular there, but it sounds like a lot of effort has gone into breeding them.